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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
uchwalono $50. 90 "a )ego prace.

Ma ten sAmen. p~osiedzeniu
Sejm o@statecznie sic zafatwif re
sprawl Cenlralnrgo komitetu Dob
~yoczynnosui w Now Y"rku. Cd.
n"snv Komitct przed.tawit, a4e-
by Rad Ce%ntralny zazNdnt cd G.
Komitetu Dobrcczynnosci ruchun-
kow, II gdy ten i@h ME wyda, ma
Rad Crntralny od"brac c. komi-
letowl D~br. pieczeG i charter i
za-lrzcdz, by ten&c NC W imieniu
ZNiazku Mar, Pol. ME dziutat, a
W Zgodzie ogl"sic. Ola czrgo tax
postapiono. Ten projekt Komitetu,
mimo lekkiej opozycyi. ks. Ma era,
p"ze,zedf prey gfosowaniu.
PiATEk, Is WrzeSni.
Otwurc1c posiedzcn'a w
piqtym dniu Sejmu dozna1o
4wIoki Z powodu nieunl|lnio-
nrgo spoznienia sic kl}ka u
rzednix0w. Pod nieobrcnosG
Cenzo"a M%arszalek Sejmu, p.
Czech W i c Z, zwoIuje ze-
branyrh delegation do porzqd-
ku 0 kwadrans ma 10
Najprzod cZytany i potwier-
rdzony protokul Z dnia po-
przedniego.
Polecono CeDzorowi wyse-
lac cd czasu do czasu do Blu
ra Zgody wizytatora, ktoryby
kontrolowaf czynnosc redakto-
IA i srkretarza Zyody. Nadto
ustanowiono mad Zgodq stale
Moratorium . trzech mllwau-
cklch obywateli.
Kom'tet wyznaczony do
ustanowlenia praw wzgledem
Shmbu Nmo1owego Ks. Woj-
elk. Morgenstern. Przybyszew-
ski, Brodowski, IL. Mai}ek
poleca publikowauie sprawo-
zdah Zarzadu tegoz Sharbu
dwa razy ma mles'qc Zgo-
Ike. KS. NJ a erowi ida
je sic, " wystarczy1aby publl-
kacya raz ia miesiqc. Wnlo-
SEX komisyi ostatecznle 20
sta1 przyjety 2 tq poprawkq,
z4 ma prAypadek smlerci lub
abdIkacli ktorego 2 czlonkow
Zarzqdu ShmJu Nmrodowego,
Cenzor bedzie mial prawo,
obsadziG oproznione mleisce.
-Zarzad kazdej osadzie
polskiej ma ustanowiG patro-
now do zbieranla skladek.
Znaqd ma wyjqc charter ma
imie Zwlqzku.
Obrady W tenn mie.jscu 20
sta1y przzrwane 2 powodu
rozdzielenla pom'edzy delega-
to bukietow, oflarowanych
przez danny polskie Z ST. Paul:
Ma n"wo podjete zosta1y obra-
dy czytaniem konstytucyi,
przez p. Norge S e r
n a.
Nadchodzi telegram La
Sale, Ill.,, z zyczeniem dlu-
giego zycia i ,jaknajlepszego
powodzenia Ola Delegatow
$50 Seimu Swiazku Mar. Pol
skiego. Pensya ola General
nego Sekretarza ustanowiono
ma $500 rocznie. Posmiertne
Ia cz}onkow Zwiazku lub lch
zony ustanowiono, jak by1o
dotad. Czytanie konstytucyi
prowadzono dalej al do po1u-
dnia
0 godzinie 2 rozpoczelo sic
posiedzenie popotudniowe czy-
tanlem raportu o nieporozumie-
nlu W grupie Zwiqzkowej W
Cleveland, @. Sprawl zostafa
roztrzasnletq przez delegation.
Cenzor ma prosbe O. Augu-
sigma Ze wzywa Delega-
tow, ably W grupach swoich
%urzadzlli kolekte ma klasztor
polskl W Pufaskim i przeslali
llste oflarodawcow ma rece KS.
B'sNupa W Green Bay.
Delegat NJ orgen st er II,
stosujqc sic do zyczenia O.
Augustyna Il z, stawia
wnlosek, ably przyjqc OLGA
n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

4 n =
u2ywania palacych trunkow.
Uwazam %pian~two 20
"lel'llego niepr1yjaciela nasze-
90 ludu, robounika / wolno-
sci. Pragnqlbym, abysc;e byli
zaradnymi i oszczednyni, talk
u moglibyscie nabyc sobie
wlasne domy, Lofty i fanny.
Ludzle niewstrzemiezliwi III
sdy do niczego ME przyjda.
Cl Ia swe clezko zarohione
Gently / dolary nabawiaia sic
biedy i nieSzezescia. Gdziekul-
wick prawo i porzqdek pc
gwatcone zosta}y, tam zawsze
role odgrywaly salnnN. W>trzy-
mNwa.icle sic cd upajajqrych
truDkow a " kilku lutach STA
!liecie s'e powaznymi j naje
tnNml obrwatelami
,.WaSz Zam'ar z~al"zenia wipl-
klej K louli polskiej z%asluguje
Ma pochwale. PoIary to zna-
komirl obywateIe Tile Poles
nuke excellent ctt=eus. .Sq onl
dobrzy " miastach, lecz .jesz-
cze lep>l W osadaeh rolnych,
ponlewaz tam sq oddaleni cd
wszelkiego nlebezpiGczenstwa
l wleceJ mezawisIi. W naszych
mlastach bleiny robotulk mu-
81 s}uchac bossa, IA gdy sic
zestarzeje , odpedza 80. Ola
tego ia wan polecam zakia-
DAME osad rolnych.
W Europie ustrG.j spoleczny
ME pozwala klasle soboczej
do]sc do dobrobytu, ale Jest
to chlubq ola An1eryki, lie
k a Z d y Ell 0 e k, p o.
$ i Il a qcy iuteli
8 nc y a, rye e.. cry
p oznl e, ma W hrz
W brni e. Dla tego uzeba
w"m zachecaG 90 koIonizucyi.
Prawdd, &c plerwsze poczqtki
dla koiouistow S4 trudne, Iecz
NIGGA bye pewnl, lie rrzy pra-
cy / oszczednoscl zcza>em do
znajq powodzenia. Zyrzylbym
soble. bysmy mieil loo. 600
PoIakow Z lch dobremi prey
mlotaml Zebranych Ma nuszych
obszernych prerach h.
,,Ztad i cwad W Ameryce
docbodzl1y mas wiescl O ma
'ych kfotni"ch polniqdzy Pola-
kami, 'ecz sIedz4c le zajscia,
zawsze zIalazlem, ze w kaz-
dym przypadku te zawierurhy
p~owsta1y z nicporozumienia.
Tu w Minnesota, o lie ia
WIEN, migdy takich ktotui ME
by1o. Lud polskl. byle dobr2e
byt lnformowany, bqdzie po-
.stepowat pc prawei drodze.
Prose- Was, pomnijcie przede-
wszystkIvm ma wasza swletq
Ware, ktora daje wan pocie-
che Ma tym tn swiecie a pro-
wadzi do szczesliwosci ma tam
tym. Zaprawde, ma mic by sic
nam ME zdalo budowan;e do
NOW i uganianie sic "a chwa,
ia, gdybysmy ME mogli pole
gao ma przyjazni Pana Boga!
uNasl OJcOWle - koncZyf
KS. Arcybiskup Ire d
= byli zawsze dobrymi kato
likami, i ME znam Aadnego
lnnego narodu, ktoryby pc
tylu cierpieniach talk pozosta
wal wlernym swojej wierze.
Czytaj cle wasZemu ludowi hi
storya waszego kraj u, tax cza-
ru]qco interesujqcq, a ktora,
mojem zdaniem jest doskoua-
lynn poematem patriotyzmu.
RozwazaJcie bohaterskie ety.
ny Sobleskiego, meczehstwo
sw. Stanis1awa, i tylu wieI-
kIch ludzi, jakich W niej znaj-
dzlecl, i uczcie ich bye lu-
mnymi z taklej h.storyi. Wy
clerpleliscl ia wasz kosciol
l,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

wv ltamy NhJprZewieleDn'e.lsze-
90 Arcybiskupa W imieniu Zwiaz
ku Mar. Po'skiego, prag"ac row
n@oczesnie ~yznaG nasza w'crnosG
wzgledem kokciota i naszego OLGA
Swietegr, Pupcza. RACE nam do
daG o'uchv, ab,smy mogli STAG
mocno ma >tanowisku, Jake nam
Pan Bog wyznaczyl."
Pre- wienie Ks. Arcy-
biskW Pc.
KS. Arcyb;skup postqpil
do przodu i przemowil w te
slowa.
,,Sprawia mi to wielNq
prlylemnoSG, staG wobec dele
gatow Tow"rzystw PoISko ka-
tolickIch w Aincryce | vitae
was W na,Gem mleSele lako
Biskup dyecezyi st. P~aulskiei,
a zapewniam was, lie wogole
obywatele tutclsi radulq SIC
nlnlej szeyo Sejmu. Me mo-
Sc ME zywi6 jak n~ajglebsze-
% wspoiuczucia ola kochanych
polskichdziecl.( Muczue ohlusAl'. J
,,Polska ma wlelkq, swletnY
przesziosG i biadac trzeba nad
wdziecAnvsciq ludzkq, jezeli
narody europejskie zdajq sic
zapomlnac o tel %przeszloscl.
By} GAS, kiedy Polska byla
uwaz&na Ia ledno Z na;potez-
~niejszych panstw wschodnle.l
Furopy. Bywalo, lie Turcy
chciell rozszerzyG sw3j zgubny
wplyw ma wszystkie uarody
europejskle i bylIby moze
rozszerzyli, @dy by ME Polacy.
lllstorya ME pamleta czarniel :
szej zbrodui, jak kledy te ma
rody przystqpi1y do rozebra-
MIA Polski.
,,Polska zawsze by1a wiernq
kosciolowi S~letemu i nigdy
ME ohazywala chwieinrscl we
wierze, zatem kosciol k"to
lickl zawsze must szczegolniej-
szq miioscja otaczac PoIske,
tenn wiecej, lie w Polsce do
DIS dnia zmalezc mozemy
mnogich meczennikow "a swie-
ia Ware, Ztqd radosG m2ja.
spotykajqc was, dzieci Polski,
ktorych "brady jaknajmocniej
mnie ~interesujq. | Z gIebi ser
ca 14cze Z wanl mole modify
By Polshu znouu pomstaM
jaho uohuy Narod.
~,,Jeszcze Polska ME zgine-
nela-w dnlach .jei niewoli
duch jej Jeszcze lyle. Ia sila
oporu, ktor4 talk bohatersko
okazuje srod ma srozszego p:ze-
sIadowania, luz sauna przez sic
s"iadczy, jak silnem jest lei
zycie narodowe.
wv dniach dzisiejszych zno-
WI Polska jest przesIadowa-
na-c1qgnqf dalej Najprzewie-
lebniei sly Arcybiskup.-R
s.ya gnebi jej wiare a Prusy
dzieci .jej z wlasnych siedzib
wydalaja. Przesladowania te
tylko tenn wiqcej okazq hart
duszy polskich dzieci.
,,Cleszy mnie to, be Polska
wysefa wielka Geese swego lu-
du do Ameryki, i 0 lie ia
ten lud znam. Polacy pod
kaadym wzgledem sq godni
goscinnosci, jakq I'M daje A
meryka. Raduja sic take,
izescie talk urzadzili ten Zwiq-
EEK, lie mozecie ochronic VASE
lud Cd niebezpieczenstw, ma
jake nara2a odosobnienle mia
nowicie cd przenarodowienia.
Wien, lie ME dazycie do
tego, Jak moae niejedni uprze-
dzeni was posqdzajq, ably sic
trzymac Z dala cd obywateli
amerykahskich. II duma prze-
ciez mowicie, lie jake Amery-
kanie ME potrzebujecie sic
lekaG moskwicyzmu lub pre-
sladowan r~eligjnych. Pod
choragwia Stanow Zjednoczo-
nVch u1vNy1pla ZIlDnInpl Syn-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

ukfonii sic pred Arcypasterzem
/ powitat Go temi sfowy:
,,Witamy N"jprzew'elebnieis ze-
90 Arcybiskupa w imieniu Zwiaz
ku Mar. Po'skiego, prag"ac row
n@oczesnie ~yznaG nasza wicrnosG
wzgledem kokciota i naszego OLGA
Swietegr, Puprza. RACE nam do
daG o'uchv, ab,smy mogli STAG
mocno ma >tanowisku, jake nam
Pan Bog wyznaczyl."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
Cenu ~inSerat0W:

Cd wierszu ~drobnego druku Ma raz
jeden % C.
Cd Gala SlW
Nastcpn!c p"fowe.
Rocznic Cd Gala $1,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

POSZUkIWANIA krcwnych Tub
zna.jomych ME wynn szacc Gala druku
ma raz jcden 80 c., nastepnie polowe.
Ola aboncntow naplz6d platnych dauno.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31

A medicine prepared for the
general public should contain
nothing hurtful in any dose
Such a medicine is Shallenberg-,
er's Antidote for Malaria; it de-
stroys Malaria as water puts out
fire, and is just as harmless Sold
by Druggist.
The opening night of the Gar.
den Party of the Washington Ca
diets was brilliant success. There
were over five hundred persons
present, all Of whom expressed
themselves as highly pleased with
their evenings enjoyment. The
committee presented to each per.
son a glass of first class egg-nog,
which was highly appreciated. The
Armory was handsomely and taste.
fnlly decorated with evergreens
and flags and presented a pictures
que appearance. The Garden Par
ty will continue during the week,
and perhaps on Monday New Year.
night.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
A SURPRISE PARTY.

Last Monday night a committee
consisting of Capt. w. p. Gray,
Col. Geo. M. Arnold and Mr.. Jn0.
A. SmallwoOd, entered the officers
room of the Cadets armory and re-
quested Major Fleetwood to ac-
company them up stairs where the
guest were assembled. The Major,
being a good soldier cheerfully
obeyed aud the party headed by
Capt. Gray, who carried under his
arm a suspicious looking package,
wended their way with solemn mien
and majestic tread up stairs. As
the party reached the head Of the
stairway the band played ''hail to
to the chief" The party having in
charge the gallant Major mounted
the platform and Col. Geo. M. Ar
mold in one of his characteristic
speeches presented the Major with
q handsome shaving case contain
ing a complete outfit consisting Of
a shaving cup and brush, a pair Of
razors, comb and brush, one bottle
'sbrilliante' and one bottle o.
stephanatis perfumery, powder c"E
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
THOSE WHO WILL RECEIVE
ON MONDAY.

Mrs. J. E. Morgan, I'LL st. n. W.
Miss Carrie M. Howard, assisted
by Miss Emma Pleasant and Opel
Brown, from to 10 p. m, 1908 M
street n. W.
Mrs. Carter and Miss Rosie as
sisted by Mrs. Susie Worthington,
OF Baltimore, Md, I'LL x st. n. W.
The Fraternals will receive their
gentlemen patrons from $3.50 to
1890 p. m., l142 18th st., n. W.
Mrs. Frye aud her daughter Miss
Mary, 1886 Vermont Ave-, from II
a. m. IL p. m.
Mrs. Josephine Barber and sister
93S N st. n. W., 5 to $50 p. IN.
Miss M. Cary, 14l4 10th st. n. W
Miss M. E. Grant, s17 Sth st. n. W
Miss M. v. Dyson, 929 F st. s. W
Miss E. Douglass, 7Os q st. 8. W
Miss A. Chase, 915 G st. s. W
Miss L. Fletcher, 6154 L ct. n. W
M So E. B. Butler, 11O3 l st. n. "
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
MEETS.
A NEW COMMITTEE TO BE e
LECTED.

A meeting of the Republican Cen
trail Committee of the District of
Columbia was held last Tuesday
night at the Cosmopoliton Hall.
President A. M. Clapp i'll the chair,
Mr.. Wilkinson acting as secretary.
Nearly all the districts were repre-
sented by delegates or alternates.
Mr.. Clapp stated the Object of the
meeting to be the election of a new
committee by an election to be held
at the primaries. Gen. Whitaker
then offered the following:
RESOLVED, That, in compliance
with the provisions of the constitu-
tion, this committee designates the
the time at which new members
shall be elected in each assembly
district as on Tuesday, the 2nd day
of January, 1888, at 8 O'Clock p. m.
The presidents of the several
district Republican clubs recogniz.
ed by this committee are required
under the constitution to fix the
place of holding said election in
their respective districts and ad
vertise the place, date, and hour o1
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
CAN'T DO WITHOUT THE BEE.

Where would / be without the
BEE
Said Mary j. to Katy D.,
Indeed / do not know said she,
I've never been without the
BEE.
They tell me that for enterprise,
The BEE is surely on the rise,
Where would / be without the
BEE?
When you're without it I'll
come see.
Thus Katy ID. to Mary j,
These few remarks did quickly
say,
You'll never be without the BEE
Provided that you always pay.
Jules Boulanger Gravy,
Poet Laureate.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31

and puff and several cakes of shaw
ing soap. Major Fleetwood re-
sponded in a neat speech thanking
the doners and expressing his sur
prise at the gift. Speeches were
made by Capt. Gray and Mr..
Smallwood after which the party
returned to the officers room where
another surprise awaited them in
the shape of a large bowl of egg.
nog Of which the party partook
quite freely. At late hour the
party departed for their homes.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31

aid election in at least one issue
of some daily newspaper published
in the District of Columbia at least
two days previous to such election.
Mr. freeman referred to the
trouble experienced in the past in
holding primaries, and was in favor
Of limiting the time in which vot.
ting shall be legal, in order to do
away with all chances of boiling
the ticket. After good deal of
discussion Gen. Whitaker's resolu-
tion was amended so that the vot-
ing should begin at 8 o'clock and
close at 9 o'clock. An exception
was made of the two county dis
tricts, who can vote as long
after 8 o'clock as may be necessary.
At Mr.. Chase's suggestion vote
thanks was rendered Messrs. Clapp
and Wilkinson.
The following by Mr.. Chase was
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Republican
Central Committee of the District
of Columbia, appeal to the Congress
Of the United States for the restor-
alton of suffrage to over 100000
disfranehised citizens in the District
of Columbia.
Mr.. Dyson offered the followin g {:
RESOLVED, That any one who with
in the last three years has in any
way tazen part witn the Democratic
party, or the doctrines thereof, and
who have canvassed in any state
in the interest of the Democratic
party, shall not be recognized in
the Republican party of the District
of Columbia.
On being pressed for facts, Mr..
Dyson mentioned the names of
VIM. Brown and Robert Dawson.
Mr.. Freeman thought it best to
pass the parties by with silent
contempt, and on motion of Mr..
Chase, the resolution was laid ON
the table, which was carried, and
the committee adjourned.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
APASTOR SURPRISED.

Rev. R. H. Robinson, was charm.
ingly surprised on Christmas eve,
by a large number of his devo.
ted flock. They entered his pleas
antly situated home, 1407 2Sth ST.,
n. W., by the way of the basement
into the setting room, depositing
upon his tables months supply OF
-four, sugar, canned fruits, hams.
turkeys, pickles, eggs, chickens &c
turned out the gas and left the pas.
tor amazed. He called a family
council to behold the good things,
that the Mt. Zion Santa Claus had
brought. A merry Christmas fol
lowed in due time in that house
hold.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
HO! THREE CHEERS FOR
CLEVELAND.

Ho! three cheers for Cleveland,
Hurrah let us shout;
The battle has ended;
Our foes put to rout.
Then let loud our voices
Upon the air swell,
With shouts for brave Cleveland,
For he has done well.
The battle has ended,
Our children are saved !;
Our foes are defeated,
Who over US waved
The rod of subsection.
Then let each voice swell,
With shouts for brave Cleveland,
For he has done well.
Hurrah /! for the Miller,
Hurrah for the school,
The Board is convinced that
The people shall rule!
Then long live the hero,
Who heard our appeal;
Give three cheers for Cleveland,
For he has done we'll.
ROBERT e. FORD.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
A GOOD CHANCE.

Miss Elsie n. Haskins of the Bos-
ton Academy of Telegraph is in
the city. Sue is a lady of refine.
ment and education who will open
for the benefit of the colored peo.
pie, a school of telegraphy at 422
1st st. S. W. This is an excellent
opportunity for young ladies and
gentlemen to educate themselves in
this art. Miss Haskins Is the first
and only lady of color who has Wis.
tied this city to offer such induce
ments to the colored people.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
1 FARM FOR SALE OR
TRADE.

A fae fruit and garden farm, with
all kinds of fruit on it, two houses
all improved, farm containing 140
acres, and only s miles from the
city. Well sell or trade. Terms
reasonable. Apply to w. Calvin
CIaSe, BEE Office.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
WANTS.

WANTED:-Twoo or three reliable Col
lectors and Agents at this office. A libpr-
al p 'rcentage paid on all bills collector
Call at once between the hours Of9. and
II clock, a. m. and IN.
WANrED:- At this office a
young man, who will be willing
to make himself generally useful.
Liberal wages including board.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

st. Paul A. M. K. church Sth bet.
ID. aud e. streets g. W. Rev. G.. w.
Fitzhugh, pastor. Services at IL
a. m. and p. IN. Sabbath Sunday
School, 9:a. IN. j. w. Butcher
Superintendent.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31

Hon. Solomon g. Brown, Poet
Laureate of the Philomathuen
Literary Society, read at the Mt.
Zion Nj. K. church, Sunday Dec
ember 28lh. The occasion Was a
day of poetry and music. The
first poem was reminiscence of
Mt. Zion church, 40 verses, second
So verses, the sermon We heard
to-day. Third, Go bring our Err
ring children in. The choir ren-
dered excellent music.
You can obtain the Bee at Capt
Meas, who will receive job work
for the Bee Office. Advertise
ment<, &c.
The Washington bee., 1887-12-31
SATURDAY. Dec. 81, 1887
Locals.

Invitations are out for the recep-
ton by the Nonpareil Social Club.
The marriage of DIR. Thomas l..
UpShaw to Miss Ella Brown, at the
residence of her mother, On last
Thursday evening was quite bril-
liant affair.
The Philomathian Literary So
ciety will open next Thursday
eyenin and Mr.. w. I'll. I'll. Hart will
read paper. Mr.. Hart il one of
the young members Of the District
bar.
have found a sure cure for
my weak ankle" she said What
can it be? Fa cy a woman
never having heard of Salvation
Oil at 25 cents bottle.
The entertainment at the Fic-
teen Street Presbyterian Church on
last Friday evening was largely
attended. Miss Nahar is fine
reader. Misses Syphax, Bruce,
Wormley and oilers added greatly
TO the occasion.
Mr.. r. JAS. Rush, Foreman of
this office, left the city Last Sunday
morning for his home Richmond,
Va, TO spend the Christmas holl-
days. His visit TO the city, after
several years of absence, was a
surprise TO his relatives and many
friends. He returned to this city
Thursday morning.
The exercises by the Sabbath
School of Asbury Church last Sun
day afternoon were highly interest
ing. Mr.. Lewis Reed read fine
paper Oh Temperance which vas
appreciated very much. Misses
Sarah Taylor and Anna Smith sang
solos. These exercises arc do ng
great geOd IN the church and those
who conceived the idea of such. de-
selves credit.
Blu } 'm II. Ro insou, he ;, z,
they blln't know evrryIhin d wn
m ia e." tn y certainly kew
little, If they did not know tha
'he safest, quickest and m 81
pleasant cure for Group, bronchit-
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